Sentence examples for a need for reforms from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, there is a need for reforms in the disclosure of tax preparation fees," the report said.

Indeed, one high‐ranking officer of the Ohio Guard replied in open defiance to the commission's plea with a boast that "our policies haven't changed". Such trucu lence equals that of the spokesman for the Mississippi Highway Patrol who denied a need for reforms in the wake of the deaths at Jackson State.

This fundamental change has prompted a need for reforms to the social security system.

Historian Glenn Eskew wrote that the campaign "led to an awakening to the evils of segregation and a need for reforms in the region".

Articulating a need for reforms or new ethically pertinent ecological or economic problems – or articulating existing problems in a new, enlightening way – is also of societal relevance (e.g. [ 80]).

There is a need for reform and a revived enlightened Muslim mind-set.

"My feeling is, there's a need for reform, absolutely," he said.

He believes the way marijuana laws are unequally applied to minorities constitutes a need for reform.

"There is still no less of a need for reform of 401(k) rules and corporate governance rules," he added.

Here are a few more economically-relevant passages about development, global interdependence, institutions, consumerism, and a need for reform of the United Nations Organization.

Since the informal sector is loosely structured, the existing pension programs are not mandatory for them, creating a need for reform.